Local Weather Outlook With Temperatures
A brief weather note reports a high around 85 and a low near 62 with light winds. No significant precipitation is expected in the region today.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1937
Page
2
A brief weather note reports a high around 85 and a low near 62 with light winds. No significant precipitation is expected in the region today.
The dawn bombing killed and injured several as bombs struck near the American embassy and a telephone building. Fire and shattered windows followed the blasts while other floors of the embassy building suffered damage. Elsewhere, Basques and insurgents clashed near Orduna amid reports of heavy losses and ongoing offensives.
The Junior board of stewards of Wesley Memorial church meet this afternoon at 5 20 at Camp Unhar. The program is led by W B Stone with a baseball game demonstration by Scout No 1 preceding the barbecue. Charlie Kearns will preside over the meeting.
City Lake Park begins its third season tomorrow at 1 p.m. with the new million and a quarter gallon swimming pool, a 4 p.m. horse show and an 8 p.m. softball game. The facility features modern filtration, hourly purity checks, two tennis courts, and staff-led swim classes last year attracting over 44 000 swimmers. Manager Wade Marlette and assistant William Boyd head a team including Irvin Coffield and Marjorie Barker.
Ford Motor Company claimed a riot at its Rouge plant gates was staged to cover up the United Automobile Workers failure to organize Ford workers. The company blamed the UAW and newspapers for demanding a dramatic Ford strike story, and criticized Homer Martin for accusing Henry Ford of fascism.
Leaders from Haverty stores condemn using tax money for consumer cooperatives and direct sales outside legitimate retail channels. The Chapel Hill cooperative group faced sharp criticism at yesterday’s meeting. Evening banquet at King Cotton ballroom featured Thomas W. Sprinkle as toastmaster.
FA Woollen son of Mr and Mrs J W Woollen of 602 Hillcrest Drive has received an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point N Y. He will enter training there July 1 after meeting entry requirements and receiving the appointment from Congressman William B Umstead.
President and government push a new measure to curb come tax evasion worth millions while Supreme Court briefs back federal aid for municipal power projects. Senate opposition grows to wage hour proposals as relief funding and WPA projects draw intense debate in Congress.
Fire experts traced the blaze to the rear of the Park Street plant and said it swept forward. Firefighters used nine streams to control the inferno as investigators noted repaired sprinklers were out of service and no permit had been issued for planned repairs.
Readers are urged to try Kellogg’s All Bran as a ready to eat cereal to ease constipation. The ad claims the product adds bulk with water to form a cleansing mass and supplies vitamin B and iron, recommending two tablespoons daily with meals and three times daily in severe cases. It mentions a guarantee from Battle Creek.
News of Interest To Colored People lists the schedule for William Penn events. Tonight at 8 o'clock an annual oratorical contest and industrial arts exhibit features speakers on Quaker topics led by Hattie Malloy Doris Harrington Edith Williamson Willie C. Parks Lena Smith Catherine Brown Virginia Reid with titles covering Quaker origins social life and education. Sunday May 30 at 3 30 p m the Baccalaureate sermon by Rev J W Tynes Provident Baptist Greensboro. Class night a pageant Tuesday June 1 at 8 p m Graduating exercises Friday June 4 at 8 15 p m Shaw University President Dr Robert P Daniel guest speaker Willie C Parks valedictorian Edith Williamson salutatorian. All programs begin promptly and are open to parents and friends.
A note explains that the word caterpillar, translated literally, means hair cat. The remark highlights how a common term traces to a descriptive zoological image.
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